PAGI fWü
AA3LAÑD DAHT m u ro s
B usiness V isitors Y esterday—
in the playing, while the winning, PRINCESS MARY W EDS
,band of unlimited wealth, she can HIT,ET M. WEI.LS Tí) LECTURE
O. O. Gouck, of the Spreckles- though desirable, is not by- any
VISCOUNT LASCELLES indulge all her fancies to the high-!
Savage Rubber company was in town means the sole motive for participa­
: est degree.
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on business for his company yester­ tion by the tru e sportsman.
Local and Personal
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Her
wedding
shopping
has
proved
day.
The line up was:
had to go half-starved. Those were
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this. Lovely gowns, beautiful crea­ the good days of order and peace, but
Mr. Manning, a representative of
Presbyterians — Leslie, forw ard ;
the Falling-McCalam company, of W agner, forw ard; Moore, center; bride. Until a year ago she was kept tions in the way of hats, the dainti-i what I hear about the famine in the
MASONIC CALENDAR TH IS W E E K | A t W ork A gain—
in absolute Social seclusion.
est of Paris lingerie— all have shown
Portland, spent the day here yester­ Riley, guard; W entner, guard.
Volga valley is enough to stagger the
day.
that she is giving full sway to her imagination even of a R ussia.’’
Hazel
Smith,
who
has
been
con-
H
er
clothes
were
carefully
chosen
Baptists— Gillm'ore, forw ard; Cot­
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fined to her home for three or four , E. A. Leeston-Smiih,
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___ ter, forw ard; Carson, center; B utter­ for her by her mother, in accord­ natural taste for the beautiful
weeks with an attack of influenza, dent of the Gill-Lee Products, inc. field, guard; Oslin, guard.
ance with their wearing capabilities. | She has been buying exquisite old , Go and heaj- a man who has just
returned from the famine-stricken
Malta Commandery, W ednesday wa8 able to be a’t ’ tbe McG*ee"st“o7e spent the day in our city Monday in
They were mainly cut in the fashions furniture, lace worth more than i t s ,
Referee— Marske.
land
give a graphic picture of what
evening. Stated conclave.
R ecep-, once again Monday.
the in terest of his company.
The Christians defeated the Meth­ of the early nineties. She knew noth­ weight in gold, china sought after he saw.
tion of petitions.
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odists in the second game by a close ing about girlish vanities or frip­ by every connoisseur. Above all, she
Siskiyou Chapter, Thursday even- Hepe from Kirby__
W ILLS W ILL THINK
score.
Both team s did very good peries. She hardly knew what i t 1 has been purchasing perfumes ga­
ing.
Special convocation.
Royal
Charles Rugg, of Kirby, was a bus-
passing
a
t times, with the edge in was to possess a pretty ribbon.
lore.
H E WAS IN ACCIDENT
Arch degree. Postponed from d a te ! in e 8 g visitor in Ashland Monday,
favor
of
the
winners.
N
either
team,
SAYS “K ID ” NORFOLK
G radually Gains Liberty
Princess Mary adores scent. But
set for Tuesday evening.
Mr. Rugg used to be a resident of
however, was particularly accurate
Now
all
is
changed.
For
twelve'
she
has never been allowed to buy
Hillah Temple, stated session, our city, but is now operating a
in shooting baskets.
NEW
YORK,
Feb.
28.—
Kid
Nor­
months
past
he
has
been
gradually
i
it.
She has spent hours gazing at
Friday evening. Ceremonial matters- shoe shop and tannery at Kirby,
The line up was:
folk,
who
fights
H
arry
Wills
T
hurs­
gaining
her
liberty
and,
indulging
in
to dispose of.
many wonderful little bottles of crys­
Christians — R. P arr, forw ard;
day
night
for
the
colored
heavy­
her
n
atu
ral
taste
for
pretty
things,!
tal and porcelain containing delicate
W ill Arrive F r i d a y -
K anasto, forw ard; Rose, center; J.
has shown th at not only is she one scents, but unless someone happened
Ill i t Medford—
,
H arcourt W. Peck, the evangelist, weight championship of the world, i P arr, guard; Beeson, guard.
Mrs. Edm und Dewi and baby are who will be at the Methodist ch u rch ' was very much interested y e ste rd a y ' Methodises — Clarey, forw ard; of the best-looking of English girls, to make her a birthday present, she
but also th a t she could be one of never possessed one.
at Mrs. Pu reciter’s hospital in Med for three weeks, beginning March 6, in Jack K earn’s statem ent th a t Jack
THE REST OF EATING
Ramsey, forw ard; Heer, Frulen, cen­
Dempsey
was
willing
to
fight
the
the best dressed.
Henceforward,
for i, where both are very ill.
And now she is rapidly making up
will arrive in Ashland Friday m orn­
EVERYTHING HOM E-i’OOKED
ter; W olcott, guard; Chatten, guard.
winner of th a t battle any time, any ,
with her own fortune, and a hus-i for lost time.
ing.
Referee— Wood.
- j place. K earns did not, however, sug-
I»ew Drop Inn— for Iun> es.
The concluding eame of the series
! gest his willingness to fight for any
Son Born T lds Mornin __
will be played next Saturday. No de­
I n from C o u n try —
he stake will cision has yet been reached by the
Mr. and Mrs. George V ordvertcn sm ount of money.
W ade W a llac e a n d w if were in who have been visitinj in Ashland have t0 be w orth ' lile. Anyway,
board as to w hether the game to
Asl land trading with the
cal mer- I for some time, are the j iud parents Kid Norfolk paused mg enough in
have been played between the Bap­
chants yesterday.
i of a seven and a half po id son born his workout a t an v town gymnas­ tises and Christian-; will go as a for­
ium to say th a t tl ) attitu d e of
at 3 o’clock this morn;. g.
feit to the B aptirts, or be played
Dempsey’s m anager Jnterested him later.
Fresh sour kraut, ripe dives in
strangely.
bulk, all kinds of pickles. V j d eliv er.: Medford Monday night.
“ Mr. K earns says does he, th a t
Asl land Poultry and Fish . tarket in
D©p»rtn.ent Makes Tun—
was
called
Mr-
Dempsey
inner of
A lim building.
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The fire departm ent
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shortly after noon yesterday to the
mixup with Mr. Wells? All
Park store, where wood piled around r U.ht, th at means th a t some day at
W orking Aga’r.—
G. C. Peebier, who has oeen con- a stove to dry, had caught fire and Mr- Dempsey’s convenience, he is go-
fined to his home for sev al days, burned the side of 'h e b u i l d i n g to mingle with a gentleman who
Is able to be at work again.
slightly. The blaze had been put couldn’t be told from me should you
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' out before the departm ent arrived ineet him in the street. I wouldn’t
on the scene, The damage was very j be extravagant in my term s. No, sir.
P la te G lass Broken—
The Truth A b o u t
slight.
In fact, I would almost pay for the
The plate glass in the fr.,nt of the
privilege of fighting Mr. Dempsey. Russia a n d the Famine
»tore room which 1» to be occupied R etarn M
P or(lana_
As for this man, Mr. Wills, he can’t
— by—
by Nlmnger and W arner, w , brok™
Mr, Gordon MacCraken ha8 re. do nothing to me. I'm ju st naturally
during the day Monday. The work- tnrned (rom P o rllan d , where s
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going to make th a t man think he
n1®11 welt-
in
e
real
ot
t
i
e
ui
ing
wen,
jag,
week
as
representative
of
strolled between a m tor bus and
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j .1 p trlaaa
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,
ui - bas
thev heard
h e a r d th
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_ eta lopicaciudiive
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when they
the glass hraalr
break and
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the local D. A. R .’s to the state con- a trolley car at the m inute they col­
ORATOR AND LECTURER
saw some small boys run, but upon ventjon
lide.”
— o f ——
reaching the front door the boys j
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SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OE REPRESft'ATIVES
SEATTLE, W ASH.
were completely out of sight, and it
T~dny
was not possible to locate the guilty
well give a twenty-minute address. A financial statement ami review of the
Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Yelton and
J u st returned from a fiv e m onths
one.
year s work of the Chamber of Commerce will he given.
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Crow, both of
v isit to R u ssia, w here h e m ade a
Los Angeles, were tourists who spent
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tou r th rough th e V olga fam ine
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Beautiful, sightly building lo ts .: the night In our city and left early
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region w ith an o ffic ia l in v e stig a t­
Beaver Realty Co.
151-4 this morning.
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Ashland News in Paragraphs
VIRGINIA
CAFF
29 F irst St.
MASS MEETIN
at th e
FR E E
LECTURE
Ashland Chamber of Commerce
AT THE ARMORY
Tonight at 7:30
HULET M. WELLS
Ashland Junior
Basket Ball News
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Team Standings to D ate
M illinery Claa»-
A full class has been obtained for
the Smith-Hughes millinery course,
and the first class will be held this
evening in the public library. Mrs.
Selma Gray will have charge of the
class.
N ew R estaurant Opens—
J. J. Pitchford has opened a res-
tau ran t and lunch room on F ourth
street about half way from A to B
Btreet. The name of the new place
will be the W hite Central cafe, and
will have a lunch counter and several
tables, being able to care for a large
num ber of people at all tim es of the
day.
I,eave for Logging Camp—
W illiam Davis and Daniel Davis,
cousins, left this morning, for the
Klam ath country, where they will be
employed in a logging camp during
the coming season
TH E MADRIGAL CLUB
The Madrigal club, the Oregon Ag-
ricultural college women’s glee club,
will appear in a concert at the Ar-
mory in this city on March 24.
The Madrigal club is composed of
24 college girls, selected for their
voices, personality and ability In
chorus work.
Some of the outstanding numbers
presented by the entire club will be
Ashland Post No. 14, American Le­ “ Monastery Bells’’ by Lefebure-
gion meets tonight a t 8 o’clock at Wely, “ M orning’’ by Speaks, “ Dawn
th e armory. E. D. Briggs, Jackson of Love,” by Frim l— with a first
county appraiser for the bonus mea- soprano solo,— the cantata .........
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A Mid-
sure, will discuss the possibilities sum m er N ight,” by Paul Bliss. At-
under the loan feature. Ex-service tractive costumes and varied light-
men contem plating the loan should ing will produce artistic effects in
attend.
151-1 this last number.
The hum orous elem ent of the con
L ook ing Over Country—
cert will be developed in various
W. C. Allanson, of Laclede, Idaho, skits and readings. Joys and thrills
is here looking over the country with j of college life will be featured in a
the expectation of finding a lo catio n ' stu n t by the club. Solo dances will
wh le in this section of the country, be an added attraction.
Mr. Allanson will be here for about
Stew art W. Tully, club director, is
ten days and while he doe.«’ not ex- an assistant in the school of music
pect to buy at this time, ha will he at the college, and is a well-known
in he m arket for a ranch es soon as soloist throughout the state.
he disposes o f his belongir s in the
“ I feel th a t this concert given by:
Idaho city. While he has not been the Madrigal club will be as pleasing
out over the country as yet, he ex­ as any concert given by any sim ilar
presses the bel’ef th at it is just the organization in the state.’’ says Pro-
kind of a location th at he has been fessor William Frederic Gaskins, di
00 ring for.
rector of the school of music.
Cliff Payne makes clothes racks.
R ecovered from Influenza__
L. J. Orres. who was confined to
his home for several days with in­
fluenza. is again on duty at his shop
on F irst street. Mr. Orres reports
th a t both his wife and little girl
were ill at the same time, but are
both much Improved now.
A nig masque skating party at the
N atatorium Friday night, March 3,
1922. Everybody masque and have
a good time. No one allowed on the
floor w ithout mask and costume un­
til 9 o’clock. Grand march at 8:30.
Spectators. 10 cents; skaters, usual
price. A world of fun. F our prizes
given for the best dressed and most
original character.
Good
Skating, 7:30 to 10:30.
V isits in Town —
C. W. DeCarlo, who resides several
miles east of town, was in our city
yesterday shopping.
CHEERO
Guaranteed Flour
At Your Grocers
Teams
Played Won
PC !
M ethodists .............. 5
4
.800 !
Presbyterians ......... 5
a
.600
Christians ................ 5
2
.400
Baptists .................. 5
1
.200
This is figured on the basis of one
unplayed game going by default to
the Baptists. W hether this will be!
allowed or not will be determined
by the board of control.
The Presbyterians beat the Bap­
tists 19 to 11, and the C hristians de­
feated the Methodists 13 to 11 in the
ninth and tenth games of Y. M. C. A.
Junior basketball league at the high
school gymnasium Saturday a fte r­
noon.
A great deal of credit is due the
Baptists, who were beaten in the
first game of the afternoon, for play­
ing straig h t through the schedule,
even though losing most of the time.
A fter all, the sport is supposed to be
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY?
WANTED— Man for shoe shining!
parlor. 51 F irst street after 9 1
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___________________ 1511f !
FOR RENT— Furnished room. 486!
Boulevard. Phone 405-J.
151-4 !
FOR RENT-»— Furnished apartm ent, !
adults only. Vacated March 1.
Phone 348-L.
151-3* ’
FOR SALE— Grocery and meat mar
ket, clearing $400 a m onth; will
submit banking.receipts and refer­
ence. In residential district, es­
tablished for years Excellent op­
portunity for man nnd wife. Four
living rooms and bath. Small in­
vestm ent gets business and prop­
erty. Call or write owner, room
421, Medford building, Medford,
Oregon.
151-2
FOR SALE— Six hole range. Inquire
150-1
137 FiJth g t
151-3*
I”j||ree |jve
W M C | Ghosts"
Starring
Anna Q. Nilsson and Norman Kerry
A tale of three buddies who came home from
war when the world had given them up for
lost.
And holy cats! What changes, surprises, scan­
dals and things hit that old burg then!
Warning: This is no picture for folks with a
sense of humor and a cracked lip!
Also 2-part Comedy—“ A MUDDY BRIDE” with
BABY PEGGY
TUES., WED., THURS.-MARCH 7-8-9
W ay D ow n East”
Hon. Louis E. B eau
W ednesday Evening,
Mar. 1, 1922, a t 8 p.m.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
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A D is c u s s io n o i th e H otel B o n u s P lan
and other live matters will he undertaken
A R e p ly to Mr. G reer’s A c c u sa tio n s
will be made. Preliminary steps will be taken for the election of six directors.
Members should see that their dues are paid to date in order to entitle them'to vote
ADMISSION F R E E
MASS MEETING!
Ai Armory, Tomorrow Night
At 7:30
To D iscu ss the Issu e s in Regard to
The New Hotel and Sanitarium
Mr. Greer will attempt to answer every charge, or argument, if they have any, that will be proposed at
the Tuesday night meeting by the Chamber of Commerce.
The Wednesday night meeting is called primarily fcr these Chamber of Commerce members who are op­
posed to the present directory slate, to put a ticket in ¿he field against the slate ticket. Only members of the
Chamber of Commerce whose due; arc p id up will be eligible to participate in the forming of this ticket, but
All Interested Citizens
Are R equested to be P resent
There is no bluff about this tourist hotel and sanitarium business. Ashland now has her big chance. Are
you interested? Come!
Greer Will Dodge No Issue the Opposition Raises
He Means Business